Grand Hotel Poltu Quatu

A real 5* resort and perfect for couples (if you're prepared to spend a lot of money). The resort is isolated, so you're very much bound to the prices around the resort. We travelled as a family of three with a 2 year old, although the hotel and resort is exceptional, I wouldn't return as a family.

Beautiful hotel overlooking the marina. The rooms are well kept and housekeeping come at least twice a day. Nice touch for sweets and biscuits to be left in your room. The pool area is beautiful and plenty of beds for everyone, all the beds are monitored - as in you cannot have people “save beds” in the morning or all day, the attentive lifeguards take off unoccupied towels to ensure everyone gets chance for a bed. This has been a breath of fresh air. The pool bar brings drinks to beds, however as noted previously this can be a little pricey, but always comes with free snacks. Take advantage of the free bus the hotel puts on to the beaches. And definitely take a walk around the marina, there are plenty of cafes, restaurants and boutique shops which are all reasonably priced. Places to definitely eat out are the cafe piazza on the front, the romana restaurant and the Brazilian restaurant by the Spar. All are worth a visit, excellent food, service and views. We didn’t try the hotel restaurants at all over the 7 days, as we were having too much of a good time trying the others around the hotel! The breakfast in the hotel was amazing - catering for all needs, with a gluten free selection, soya milk, almond milk etc. There is so much to choose from at breakfast! The hotel grounds are beautifully kept, always staff tending to plants, flowers etc and all staff very friendly and helpful. The hotel is quite remote and walking anywhere isn’t an option, so either taxi or hire a car. However if you are looking for a relaxing and indulgent break this is what you will get. Stayed at the end of June and the weather has been amazing.

If your looking for quality then this is the place. Absolutely beautiful hotel complex, set out like a mini village with choice of restaurants along the harbour. The hotel grounds were lovely and well looked after. The pool was great too. I went away as it was my birthday and to my surprise a lovely flower bouquet was put in my room with a card, its the small things that make all the difference. I would definitely recommend this hotel.

Beautiful hotel, great service, jaw dropping location and amazing breakfasts. You must go to the beach as well it's great and the hotel has sunbeds and umbrellas there. The only thing that can be improved was the rooms ours not bad but ours had a few handles missing of furniture, no glass in the coffee table and no cutlery and bottle opener in the kitchenette.

Unless you're into boats and yachts and variations on that theme - go elsewhere. There is absolutely nothing else to do here and unless you are prepared to pay upwards of €25 for a basic shuttle ride to the nearest village, you're marooned. We felt it particularly because for five of the six days we stayed here, it rained. Where we come from - South Africa - hotel shuttles to main attractions, like the V&A Waterfront in Cape Town, are standard, scheduled and free. There should be a regular, free shuttle to both Porto Cervo and Baia Sardegna - there isn't. On the upside, the rooms are very comfortable and the staff extremely courteous and friendly. Breakfast would put most other 5-star hotels to shame. But then what do you do for the rest of the day? Even on the one sunny day we had, everything extra comes with a very significant price tag. The two restaurants in the nearby precinct - if that's the right word - know they have a captive audience: not a bottle of wine in sight under €32. Excursions? The hotel spa? Well, I suppose if I owned a mega-yacht I might not notice the exorbitant prices, but I don't and neither did most of the other guests with whom I spoke. I discovered a disused jeep track up behind the western side of Poltu Quatu, which took me about 90 minutes to walk - if the hotel put the slightest effort in, it could be a wonderful addition for non-'yachtie' visitors. Wi-fi exists but, unless you use it continuously, drops all the time. Very irritating. Regrettably, we won't be back.

Really stunning hotel but not a great deal to do in the local area. Staff are amazing - really friendly and helpful. Breakfast is great but drinks and other meals are very expensive. The room was nice although I think there are some refurbished rooms which are lovely but the older ones are lacking in comfort. Loved the pool area and luckily had good weather. Taxis are extremely expensive but the hotel shuttle bus to the beach resort was good.

This hotel is possibly one of the most aesthetically pleasing we've stayed at. The entrance, inside and the pool are scenes of beauty, and the port is postcard perfect. We went to Sardinia for our honeymoon in September 2023 and stayed at two hotels, this being the first one. We missed it a lot after our four night stay! We were given a complimentary bottle of red wine in the room and two drinks vouchers to use at the pool bar – we were thankful for these as cocktails were about €20 each which seemed quite steep even if they did taste amazing! We only had bed and breakfast so can't comment on the evening food but breakfast had such a variety and was really high quality. You couldn't get bored of the choices. The hotel and local taxis are expensive (it cost us €30 each way for about a 7 minute car journey) so you're much better off if you have a car when visiting, for ease of seeing the local area (we did have a car but wanted to drink one night as we visited Cone Club which is an incredible beach club). Overall we loved our stay here. The hotel was very clean (in fact we ended up tipping the housekeeping staff as they were so on it), welcoming and depending on budget, we'd definitely come back!